I Love Gershwin. I Love Musicals.

The Separation Of Families To Me Is Very Close To My Heart Because We Lived That As Immigrants. I Strongly Feel That We All Connected, And Having Felt People's Love And Support First-hand Through Difficult Moments In My Life, Makes Me Feel It's Our Responsibility To Help One Another. I Am Privileged To Help In Some Way, And I Will Always Take That Opportunity.

The Part Of My Education That Has Had The Deepest Influence Wasn't Any Particular Essay Or Even A Specific Class, It Was How I Was Able To Apply Everything I Learned In The Library To Certain Situations In My Life. . . The Library Takes Me Away From My Everyday Life And Allows Me To See Other Places And Learn To Understand Other People Unlike Myself.

When You Sing In English And Spanish, It's Two Completely Different Forms Of Expression And... Even The People Who Don't Speak Spanish Love To Hear Me Sing In Spanish.

Wherever There's A Human Being There's Going To Be Somebody That Tries To Hold You Back.

The Music Is One Of The Beautiful Things That Has Survived The Castro Regime. I Have Played For Audiences All Over The World But I've Never Played For A Cuban Audience. For [husband] Emilio And Me, The Music Is The One Tie To Our Homeland.